Film, TV, Radio and Stage
- Avital Abergel – film and TV actress
- Gila Almagor – actress
- Lior Ashkenazi – actor
- Yvan Attal – actor, director (Israeli-born)
- Mili Avital – actress
- Aki Avni – actor
- David Faitelson – Mexican television sports commentator (Israeli-born)
- Oded Fehr – actor
- Eytan Fox – director
- Uri Geller – TV personality, self-proclaimed psychic
- Amos Gitai – director
- Michael Karpin – broadcast journalist and author
- Daphna Kastner, actress; married to actor Harvey Keitel
- Amos Kollek – director, writer
- Dover Kosashvili – director
- Hanna Laslo – actress
- Daliah Lavi – actress
- Rod Lurie – director, film critic (Israeli-born)
- Gad Lerner – journalist (currently living in Italy)
- Arnon Milchan – producer
- Ohad Naharin – choreographer
- Eyal Podell – actor
- Natalie Portman – actress
- Ze'ev Revach - actor and comedian
- Avner Strauss – musician
- Haim Saban – TV producer
- Elia Suleiman – director
- Chaim Topol – actor
- Raviv Ullman – actor
- Haim Yavin – TV anchor
- Keren Yedaya – director
- Ayelet Zurer – actress
- Naor Zion – comedian/actor/director
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